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What Causes Severe Lower Back Pain And Abdominal Cramps Post IUD Removal ?

I had my Mirena IUD removed about a month ago because it had migrated from its original position. It was located via ultrasound and removed in office without any problems. I got my first post IUD period 2 weeks later and it was heavy but lasted only 4 days. Now, 1 week post period, I m having severe lower back pain and some cramping. Is this related to the IUD or removal of? Or is this my body getting readjusted?
Mon, 2 May 2016
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For severe lower back pain and abdominal cramps you can take pain killer like biozobid-plus or meftal-spaz along with calcium supplements like shalcal-d or toscal-gem once daily. I will also advice you to sleep on plain surface. Do some physiotherapy exercises after an expert opinion of physiotherapist.
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What Causes Severe Lower Back Pain And Abdominal Cramps Post IUD Removal ?

For severe lower back pain and abdominal cramps you can take pain killer like biozobid-plus or meftal-spaz along with calcium supplements like shalcal-d or toscal-gem once daily. I will also advice you to sleep on plain surface. Do some physiotherapy exercises after an expert opinion of physiotherapist.